In this world, we are tempted on all sides. Sometimes, we are tempted to compromise our beliefs. Other times, we are tempted to keep silent as we see believers around us compromising theirs. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall reminds us that we are to flee from sin through reading from Revelation and the letter to the church in Pergamum.

As Jesus and His disciples make their way over to the Gentiles, they are approached by a man controlled by many demons. Jesus exercises his authority over them, leading to a whole host of different responses. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how Jesus being the ultimate authority should lead us to greater faith.

Psalm 110 is the Old Testament passage most commonly quoted in the New Testament, as it is a direct reference to what Christ would accomplish through the cross. IN this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall shares how we can look to this passage and Christ’s ultimate victor for comfort.

Micah 6:8 is a verse many have memorized as a a way to see if they are measuring up to what God has asked of them. The problem is we can never measure up to this verse, and when taken in its proper context, we see we were never meant to try. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains the context and how this applies to us now.

There is a lot of talk about proper representation in the world. When Paul talks about how Jesus represents us, he comes at it from a completely different direction. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister walks through waht it means to have Christ represent us.

As Paul continues in Romans, he shows us that we were once enemies of God. Through Christi’s death and resurrection, however, we not only have been reconciled, but we can now boast in God. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares just what this means for us.

Paul has spent the first 4 chapters of Romans setting up the fact that we are justified through our faith in Christ. In the start of chapter 5, he pivots to explain just what that means for believers. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how, thanks to this justification, Jesus has become our hope.

No matter how many times we are reminded that we cannot earn our way into God’s good favor, we tend to find ourselves trying to do just that. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares what it means to have our righteousness credited to us through Christ.

If we are honest with ourselves, we have to admit we have a tendency to boast in our own righteousness. We are either trying to promote our good deeds in the eyes of others or trying to prove we are more righteous than someone else by way of comparison. In the end, however, we have no righteousness of our in in which we can boast, as any righteousness we have comes from Christ. In this week’s message. Pastor Scott Gourley explains how the only thing in which we can truly boast is Christ.

It can be hard to find joy in the midst of persecution, but God offers His joy and peace to all in all circumstances. In this week’s message, Jonathan McNair shares how we have a true living hope in Jesus.